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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1958)
MORROW COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER The Heppner Gazette, established March 30, 1883. The Hcppner Tlmeg established November 18, 1897. Consolidated February 15, 1912 rUBUSHIRS ASSOCIATION ROBERT PENLAND Editor and Publisher GRETCHEN PENLAND Associate Publisher NATIONAL EDITORIAL IassochtiQn u u "Wll Published Every Thursday and Entered at the Post Office at Hcppner, Oregon, as Second Class Matter Subscription Rates: Morrow and Grant Counties, $3.00 Year; Elsewhere $4.00 Year. Single Copy 10 Cents. Fifty Year Masonic Pin Presented To Frank S Parker At District Meeting A 50-year emblem was presen ted to Frank S Parker at the district meeting of Masonic lodg es of Heppner, lone, Arlington, Condon, and Fossil at Condon on Tuesday evening. Parker receiv ed the emblem from the hands of his son, Vawter Parker, who came from Hood River for the occasion, the actual presentation being made by Clarence A Kopp, grand master of Masons in Ore gon. Mr Parker became a master Mason in Cove lodge on Christ mas Day, 1907, and has been a member of Heppner Lodge since 1924. He served Heppner Lodge as master in 1929. The grand master, an accomplished orator and rector of the Episcopal church in La Grande, addressed a gathering of some sixty mas ons from the various lodges of the district. Heppner lodge was represent ed by the following officers: Mar cel Jones, Eugene Hall, R B Rice, Harold Becket, Howard Keithley, Kenneth Keeling, John Pfeiffer, Jack Sumner, and Oliver Cres wick. Others attending from Honnnw included C J D BaUman, L D Tibbies, Howard Bryant, Wm Cox, the Kev Lesier coumun, nei- man Green, Jonn venaru, juc Stewart, Clarence Rosewall, Nor man Peters, Frank S Parker. Vawter Parker is also a member of Hcppner lodge. r.rand officers present at the TY-tincr wrp the Rev Kopp, grand master; Alex McKenzie, grand junior warden; Richard Logan, district deputy of district 288, and Oren Felthouse, dist rict deputy of district 28. STAR THEATER Thura, Fri, Sat, Jan 23, 24, 25 SLIM CARTER Jock Mahoney, Tim Hovey, Julie Adams and many more PLUS Young Stranger Kim Hunter, James MacArthui James Daly Sun, Mon, Jan 26, 27 Jet Pilot John Wayne, Janet Leigh Snn day at 4, 6:10, 8:20 Tues, Wed, Jan 28, 29 Many Rivers To Cross Eleanor Parker and Robert Taylor. FAMILY NIGHTS Card Party Planned By Catholic Women Plans for a nublic party to be given by the Catholic Altar soc iety Monday, Feb 10, at 8 p m at the church basement were out lined at the January meeting of the group. A silver tea will be held fol lowing 10:30 a m Mass Sunday, .Tan 2K. honoring Dast presidents of the Altar society and the Holy Name society, it was ucciuea. Mrs Frank Hamlin Is Pinochle Hostess Mrs Frank Hamlin was host ess to the pinochle club at her home Fridav evening. Guests were Mrs Ed LaTrace, Mrs Wal ter Beckett, Mrs Max Harris, Mrs Robert Lowe. Mrs Fred Mankin, Mrs Henry Happold, Mrs Earl Evans and Mrs O E Wright. Mrs Lowe won high score and Mrs Evans, second. Special prizes were won by Mrs Mannm ana Mrs Lowe. Rainbow Girls To Install Officers At Public Rites New officers of the Rainbow G'rls to be installed at public ceremonies Sunday, Jan 26, at 2:30 p m at the Masonic hall include Janice Beamer, worthy advisor: Janice Martin, worthy associate advisor; Nancy Slocum, charity; Marilyn Calvin, hope; Celia Boulden, faith; Judie Spaulding, chaplain; Sharon Case, drill leader; Janice Dris coll, treasurer and Carolyn Mc Daniel, recorder. Others to be installed are Judy Cochell, love; Lynn Thomas, re ligion; Judy Brinda, nature; San dra Jones, immortality; Bernice patriotism; Sharon Keithley, ser vice; Bonnie Hannon, confident ial observer; Shirley Gaines, out er observer; Carol Burkenbine, musician; Sheryl Harris, choir director. Choir members are Beverly Blake, Wilma Bothwell, Jean Col Thomson, fidelity; Fern Albert, lins. Marlene Griffin, Susan Mc- Quarrie, Mary Shannon, Mary Slocum, Shirley Van WinKie, Cheryl Hartman and Marlene Fetsch. Mrs Paul Jones is mother ad visor and members of the advis ory board are Mrs Ed Albert, Mrs James Thomson, Mrs Claude Gra ham, Mrs Oliver Crcswick, Mrs Fred Thomas. Mrs Paul Jones, Mrs Howard Bryant and John Wightman. , FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermlston, Ore. Ph J07-6651 On Hermlston McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS Mrs Pratt Elected Civic League Head Mrs Gordon Pratt was elected president of the Heppner Civic League at a business meeting of the group Monday night at the Parish hall. Other officers are Mrs Creston Robinson, vice pres ident; Mrs Bill Glennie, treas urer and Mrs Jack Healy, secre tary. Mrs Fred Gimbel was elected chairman of the kindergarten board and Mrs James Norene and Mrs Robert Jones were named to the executive board. The annual style show was set for Wednesday evening, March 19. Anna Skoubo Weds Walker C Warren At Boardman by Mary Lou Marlow Mrs Anna Skouba became the bride of Walker C Warren of Pen dleton in a double-ring ceremony at 2 p m at the Boardman Com munity church Jan 18. The can dlelight service was performed by the Rev G A Hash, pastor of the Baptist church at Irrigon, be fore the altar decorated with white stock and yellow chrysan themums. Mrs Russell DeMauro, Hood River, daughter of the bride, sang "Bless This House", and Duane Brown of The Dalles sang "I Love You Truly." The bride, given in marriage by her son, Edward SkouBo of Boardman, wore a street length dress of chamDaene lace over ta ffeta, with exev accessories. The grey hat was fashioned by the bride herself. Her necklace was a gift from the groom. She wore an orchid corsage. Mrs Russell DeMauro was her mother's matron of honor, and wore a blue silk dress and white hat. Her corsage was of pink and white carnations. Evert Clark. Pendleton, son-in- law of the groom, was the best man. Ushers were Kaipn skoudo, Boardman. son of the bride, and Lynn Ranney, Pendleton, neph ew of the groom. Following the ceremony a re- ceDtion was held in the grange hall with over 100 guests attend ing. The beautiful four-tierea cake. toDDed with hells, was cut and served by Mrs Hugh Brown and Mrs Jack Kennedy of Fenaie ton. Mrs Ralph Skoubo, daughter-in-law of the bride, poured the coffee, and Mrs Edward Skoubo, daughter-in-law of the bride ser ved the punch. In charge of the reception were Mrs Elvin Ely, Mrs Claud Coats, Mrs Charles Andereee. Mrs Russell Miller and Mrs Michael Cassidy. Each one wore a corsage of white carnat ions. Mrs Evert Clark of Pendleton, daughter of the groom, was In charge of the guest book. At the gift table were Mrs Gertrude Shaw of Pendleton, sister of the groom, and Miss Phyllis Ranney of Portland, niece of the groom. For going away the bride wore a cocoa silk dress and scarlet coat with black accessories. The hat and purse were made by the bride. After a wedding trip the couple will be at home near Pen dleton. Here from out of town for the wedding were Mrs Hugh Brown, Mr and Mrs Jack Kennedy, Mrs Lee Mead, Mr and Mrs Joe Mov er, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stov er, Mr and Mrs C R Lecklider, ,Mr and Mrs Lynn Ranney, Mr , and Mrs Evert and four children I Mr and Mrs Frank Garrett, Ray Warren, Miss Ruth Warren, Zane Warren, Mrs Gertrude Shaw, Mr and Mrs Claud Luhrs and Soroptimists Report 1 On Vocations At the program for the Sor optimist club luncheon meeting Thursday at O'Donnell's, each member told briefly of the his-, tory of their business and how they happened to get into that business. A letter was read from Eng land and an announcement mad concerning the organizationa meeting on Monday evening January 27 for the hospital aux iliary. Judie Spaulding was the sen ior girl representative at th meeting. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, January 23, 1996 them to Mrs Don David. The club will aid the school during World Clothing Week, Feb 27-31. Anyone having cloth ing to give, please call the school or club members. The clothes will be used both in the state and sent overseas. A donation was sent by the club to the Veteran's hospital in Walla Walla, Wash. Mrs Ronald Black presented an article on "Religion in the World", taken from the Club Woman magazine. Guests at the meeting were Mrs Eugene Taylor and Mrs Geo rge Baker. daughter Terry, and Mrs Clara DeWitt, all of Pendleton; Mr and Mrs Lynn Bohms of Stanfield; Mr and Mrs Douglas Green and Mr and Mrs Harry Main of Pilot Rock; Mr and Mrs Paul DeMauro, Mr and Mrs Maurice Hall, Mr and Mrs B E Getchell, Mr and Mrs A E McDuffee, Jr and son Mike, and Jens Skoubo. Mr and Mrs Larry Thorpe, all of Hermiston; Miss Phylliss Ranney of Port land; Duane Brown of The Dall es; Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of Union; Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of La Grande; Mr and Mrs Toiva Simila and six children, and Alfred Skoubo of Portland. Mrs Arnin Hug was re-elected elder of the Boardman Commun ity church for a three year term at the annual congregational meeting Sunday evening. The Rev William Snyder, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Um atilla, was moderator. Mrs Flor- 1 ence Root was re-elected treas urer. All annual reports were J read. Following the meeting the Rev Snyder conducted commun ion services, and was guest spea ker at the evening church ser vice. Miss Dorothy Walton, mission ary of the community church, will leave this week to go to Ophir, Ore where she will assist Miss Zelma Cowan with the church there. Miss Louise Jam es, who was assisting Miss Cow- ! an, was an overnight visitor here (Friday on her way to Spokane, , Wash, called there by the illness of her mother. I Plans for the annual Sweet heart dinner held by the Tilli cum club was discussed at their meeting Tuesday night of last week at the home of Mrs Sig vald Aase. The dinner will be Feb 16 for members and their families. The following committ ees were appointed for the at&ir: food, Mrs Eldon Shannon, Mrs Don Downey and Mrs Delmer Hug; decorations, Mrs Harold Baker, and Mrs Ralph Skoubo; program, Mrs Ronald Black and Mrs Ray Gronquist. , Anyone wishing to give old Christmas cards away for the Shriner's hospital in Portland and the leprosarium in the Phil ipine Islands are asked to give CARD PARTY Monday, Jan 27 MASONIC HALL 8 P. M. 75c Bridge Pinochle The ladles Aid society of Com munity church met Wednesday Continued un Page 5 SEE US FOR YOUR FEED SUPPLY BLATCHFORD Dog Ration 5 lbs 60c 25 lbs 2.75 CHICKEN-CATTLE HOG FEEDS BARRATT SALES Linden Way Phone 6-9157 172,161 MEMBERS SAY: HAST COUNT Fastest-growing membership y in Oregon I More and more of your friends and neighbors are discovering: O.P.S. is TOPS for fast, reliable protection that covers more doctor and hos pital needs! 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